The order was famous for its feda’i (devoted warriors) who targeted high-profile political figures to protect their state from more powerful empires like the Seljuks.
After surviving for nearly 171 years, the fortress finally fell to the invading Mongols in 1256 AD. The legendary library was burned, and much of the structure was dismantled. 2. Visiting Today: Travel & Logistics Alamut
Captured by Hassan-i Sabbah in 1090 AD without a single drop of blood, it became a major political and intellectual center. It was home to a world-renowned library and laboratories where scientists and philosophers debated in freedom. The order was famous for its feda’i (devoted